dr. lawrence. doctor wehrey. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak about libya's worsening security crisis and the next steps for u.s. policy in building libya's army. i join you today having flown back last night from a two week trip to tripoli and men gaz is si where i met with a wide range of libyans including parliamentarians, tribal chiefs and islamists about options to improve security. these voices were nearly unanimous is identifying the unifying threat of much of libya's instability in of these disparate conflicts to the power and autonomy of the country's roughly 300 militias. many of which the libyan government has tried to bring under its control by putting them on its payroll. now, by all accounts this has been a disastrous bargain that has actually given predator militias even greater freedom and even greater latitude. this past weekend i witnessed a remarkable trump of event -- turn of events in tripoli that suggests patience has reached a tipping point to. peaceful protesters ma

dr. lawrence. >> good afternoon, chairman.thank you for the opportunity to speak about libya's worsening security crisis and the next steps in building libya's army. i join you today having flown back last night from a trip to wideazi where i met with a range of libyans including militia leaders, military officers, tribal chiefs about options to approve security. these forces were nearly unanimous in identifying the unifying threat of much of libya's instability. the power and autonomy of the countries 300 militias. many of which the libyan government has tried to bring under control by putting them on its payroll. by all accounts, this has been a disastrous bargain that has actually given predatory militias even greater freedom. this past weekend, i witnessed a remarkable turn of events in tripoli that suggested publications has reached a tipping point. peaceful protesters marched on a compound belonging to a powerful militia, demanding that they leave. 46 of these protesters died at the hands of militiamen wielding heavy cal

dr. lawrence kurtzman: we come to these countries halfway around the world and we do not sacrifice qualitysia to all the sutures and all the equipment we need, we want to make this absolutely a hundred percent as safe as the united states and the quality we want just as high. [ background sounds ] >> roma: to see a mother's face light up when she sees her child's face transformed,

dr. cooper lawrence says, no. tamara doesn't have any problem with this. really?ou don't have any problem with this? >> well, i went back to "the scarlet letter." and there's a comment by nathaniel hawthorne. we must not always talk in the marketplace of what happens to us in the poorest. and i think it's unfortunate that -- >> did he have a website? >> he didn't. in 1850, i don't think that www. -- >> yeah, wouldn't have cut it. >> i think it's unfortunate as a lawyer, you have serious issue about libel. accusing a woman of something she possibly didn't do. and where is the proof? just a text message or a picture may not be enough. it may be -- >> if it was guys you go after and follow-up site. >> well, then, i think you file for divorce. >> you're not giving me a double standard for men or women here? >> i think that, yes, there's always a double standard. >> i thought so. >> it's weird to go after the woman. she's a stranger. this is not the first -- >> the hussy. >> yeah, the hussy is the stranger. >> the home wrecker. >> i'm sorry, i think the husband is the

the crash that claim the life of lawrence and the mysterious dr. vincent. only he was not...deral building about 1:30 this afternoon with the reverend tarbrush already in custody. he was whisked from the car into a nearby hallway, where an elevator carried him to the fourth floor courtroom for his arraignment. once there, he was confronted with 17 charges, ranging from violation of federal pornography statutes to extortion and racketeering. at the request of his attorney, tarbrush was granted a delay until next tuesday when he will appear once again to enter his plea. amy biondi, channel 8 news, at the federal building. thanks, amy. we'd like to point out that among the charges the reverend is facing, the most serious stem from the newly enacted senate bill 9903, the so called tarbrush initiative. stan? if you've been wondering what the slimy green things are that you keep finding in your kids' lunch boxes, stay tuned. patty uhero has the answer. [music

lawrence finishing man with the film commission. >> (inaudible). >> max film commission. >> megan white san francisco conservatism board and a melanie conservatism commission. >> dr. proper of the over and over side core. >> thank you do slum firm. >> do solemn firm. >> that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the state agency of the california. >> against all enemies foreign and domestic arrest all minimums foreign and domestic. >> it that i will bear true faith and a alliance to the constitution of the united states and to the constitution of the state of california. >> it e that i take this obligation freely. >> without any mental recess vase and that i will well, and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i'm about to enter during such time asia i hold the office of. >> for the city and county of san francisco. for the city and county of san francisco >> congratulations i want to thank you. (clappin (clapping). >> >> okay. welcome to our special rules committee meet for thursday october 31st, 2013. i'm specify norm yee i'll be chairing this meeting and periphery cowen and supervisor breed to my right. the clerk islipid pr th

lawrence reporting. i want to bring in addiction medical specialist, dr. drew pinsky. the host of "dr. drew on call" and author of "when a child kills." dr. drew, the fact an emergency custody order was issued for senator deeds' son yesterday, what does that tell you and what exactly does that mean? >> that tells you that he could be held against his will, in a state he could not be relied upon to have any judgment about his own care. that is a status that's specific to virginia that's reserved for people who are seriously ill, mentally ill, and require an emergency, emergency room evaluation. then they can have a judicial action for treatment, but these are very cumbersome procedures. wolf, we every day are talking reports where doctors can't do their job because of the encumbrances they get into to do what's right for patients, if patients don't want treatment. their rights and privileges supersede their own safety and the safety of people around them. >> a county official said the senator's son gus was released from a psychiatric facility because there were no beds available. you he

lawrence. >>> 5:18 now. ohio kidnapping survivor michelle knight has revealed more details of her years in captivity all during an interview on the dr. phil show. knight was one of the three women held captive for more than a decade by ariel castro, who died in prison this past september. >> he gets new this room. what did he tie you up with? >> one of those extension cords. i was tied up like a fish, an ornament on the wall. that's the only way i can describe it. i was hanging by my feet, tied by my neck and arms with the extension cord going like that. >> oh, my god. so he tied your hands and feet and also around your neck and hung you. >> dr. phil mcgraw said no interview has changed him as much as this one. >>> senate debate begins today on a major gay rights bill. the employment nondiscrimination act would prohibit workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity. final senate passage is expected within a few days but the bill is unlikely to clear the house. speaker john boehner says the law could undermine job creation and lead to frivolous lawsuits. >>> nfl investigating claims a miami dolphin bullied o

dr. robert cantu said it would be a very bad idea for kids under 14 to play football because of how it affects the brain cognitive abilities. there used to be a saying, lawrence to his dad. dad should i box or play football? the father says, son, please play football because nobody plays boxing. well, we're starting to reach a point where, nobody really plays football. either. >> the first article i ever read about brain injury in football was one that i wrote. for my high school news paymenter. on the football team. my football coach didn't like it very much. what got me. i started to notice that motorcycle helmet were much more protective designed with much more ptection than football health melts to sta health mel helmets. what i expected over time. a technological improvement of some kind in the football helmet. which we actually have not seen. it has been a very, very minor improvement over the decades. >> i have always wondered why they don't wear an outer paddinging that padding thal that is softer. to pretend like football isn't a dangerous sport would be disingenuous. i have an 11-year-old son. the last sport i would probably allow is football. he wo